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This high-quality 1-meter audio lead is designed for users needing reliable stereo audio interconnections between devices with RCA inputs and outputs. Its primary benefit is delivering a clean, interference-free audio signal thanks to OFC cables and gold-plated contacts, though it is specifically for stereo audio and not suitable for digital coaxial connections. Key features include durable construction, color-coded connectors for easy identification, and robust plug design for secure fitting.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | PRO SIGNAL |
This lead carries stereo analog audio signals. It is designed for left and right channel audio connections.
No, this lead is strictly for analog stereo audio. It cannot be used for digital coaxial or S/PDIF audio transmissions.
Connect the white or black plug to the 'L' (Left) audio jack and the red plug to the 'R' (Right) audio jack on both your source and playback devices.
OFC (Oxygen-Free Copper) cables minimize signal loss and oxidation, leading to a clearer and more accurate audio signal transmission compared to standard copper.
Yes, gold plating provides excellent conductivity and resists corrosion, ensuring a reliable connection over time and maintaining audio quality.
The cable length is 1 meter.
It is compatible with any devices that have standard RCA phono sockets for stereo audio input or output, such as amplifiers, receivers, CD players, TVs, and media players.
Ensure the red and white/black plugs are correctly matched to the 'R' (Right) and 'L' (Left) audio ports on both the source and playback devices. Check that the cable is fully inserted into both sets of ports. Test with a different audio source or device to isolate the issue.
This could indicate a ground loop or interference. Ensure all connected devices are plugged into the same power strip or circuit if possible. Try repositioning the audio lead away from power cables. Verify that the source device's audio output settings are correct.
Check if the connectors are clean and free from dust or corrosion. Ensure the cable is not bent sharply or damaged. Try a different RCA cable to determine if the issue lies with the lead itself.
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